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  1. JustinG

    Zaxcom rx900

    Cool thanks, Glenn
  2. JustinG

    Zaxcom rx900

    Hey guys I''m a fairly new user to Zaxcom, and was wondering if anyone out there may have run into the same problem I am having with my RX900s. I use 2 as stereo camera hops only. For some reason one of them seemed to change it's block from 686.1 to now read c/20.4. Not quite sure on what I may have done to make this happen. As previously stated, I use them as camera hops so they are very rarely touched. The day this happen it was business as usual. I sent tone to both cameras as I do every morning before we start and everything was fine. Toward the later part of the day the cam op told me he was no longer receiving signal to his camera. I tried to get it back to it's previous setting of 686.1 but it wasn't an option. I've ran several searches on this matter and cant seem to find anything. So if any of you guys may know how to get me back on track it would be greatly appreciated. Thanx
  3. JustinG

    Zaxcom rx900

    Hey guys I''m a fairly new user to Zaxcom, and was wondering if anyone out there may have run into the same problem I am having with my RX900s. I use 2 as stereo camera hops only. For some reason one of them seemed to change it's block from 686.1 to now read c/20.4. Not quite sure on what I may have done to make this happen. As previously stated, I use them as camera hops so they are very rarely touched. The day this happen it was business as usual. I sent tone to both cameras as I do every morning before we start and everything was fine. Toward the later part of the day the cam op told me he was no longer receiving signal to his camera. I tried to get it back to it's previous setting of 686.1 but it wasn't an option. I've ran several searches on this matter and cant seem to find anything. So if any of you guys may know how to get me back on track it would be greatly appreciated. Thanx
  4. JustinG

    Rode Ntg3

    Hey thanx a lot Chad. I'm really digging your videos.
  5. JustinG

    Rode Ntg3

    Cool thanx guys. I finally got a chance to hear the Ntg-3. Must say not too bad. Kind of missing some bottom but by no means enough for me to call it thin.
  6. JustinG

    Rode Ntg3

    Thanx, will do Steve.
  7. JustinG

    Rode Ntg3

    Ok ok calm down. Just talking shop boys. Just asking opinions not % haha Yes, Studio she has seen better days. Meaning there is damaged. (sorry for not being clear)
  8. JustinG

    Rode Ntg3

    Ah yes the mighty 415. Good mic. Only problem is (if you want to call it a problem) is it is a bit warmer than the 416. The warmth of the 416 is good enough for me. At times or should I say in certain situations with certain voices it could be a bit too warm. So having a mic that had a bit less bottom may not be a bad addition to my kit. With that being said how thin does the ntg3 sound in comparison to say an mkh70. To me that mic is very thin but in some situations it's just what you need. Thanx
  9. JustinG

    Rode Ntg3

    Right on guys. Believe me getting another 416 has crossed my mind more than once. That was this plan until I stumbled across some post where people were talking about how the ntg3 stacked up against the 416. Should have known.
  10. JustinG

    Rode Ntg3

    Hello everyone, hope you had a great Christmas. Anyhow I am now in the market for a new mic. More like a back up/ addition to my 416. My 416 is getting old and it looks like it's time to put her in the shop. Seeing that it is my only shotgun, we've been through many battles to say the least. So she has quite a bit of wear and tare. I've seen quite of few post mention the ntg3 but not really go in to depth about the mic. At the moment the price sounds right, but how does the mic sound? Not really looking for a comparison to the 416 but just an overall ratting on the mic. My 416 would remain my primary(until I can get my cmit) but it would be nice to have an alternative at times. Or just even a good sounding beat up mic to throw in the mix when that special situation presents itself. My first thought is to go rent one and see how it stacks up for myself. Which is something that I just may do. But with my my 416 not being as reliable as I would like, I'd much rather rent something I know will do the job well without having to hope things will turn out ok every scene. So whatever input you guys may have would be greatly appreciated. Thanx
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